If I've seen you, I don't remember, Trump

Following the recent midterm elections in the U.S., Donald Trump is reinforcing his administration with hardline figures like Stephen Miller. Meanwhile, European far-right parties are distancing themselves from Trump to avoid backlash in upcoming elections. In France, Marine Le Pen's party is cautious about Trump's influence, while in Italy, Giorgia Meloni is downplaying her previous ties to him. In Spain, Santiago Abascal of Vox is navigating his party's position carefully ahead of imminent elections. The political landscape is shifting, with potential implications for right-wing parties in Europe as they adapt to new dynamics following electoral changes in the U.S. and Brazil.